Nissan Cuts Price Tag on New Leaf EVs

» Posted September 22, 2021 • Resources

Looking for an electric vehicle? Nissan is making a couple of moves to steer you toward a new Leaf. The Japanese automaker is slashing the price of its electric sedan and adding new features on the 2022 version, according to a report from Autoweek. The move is said to be a reflection of the increasingly competitive EV market as more plug-in vehicles hit the road.

Stellantis Sees Big Jump in New Car Sales

» Posted September 20, 2021 • Resources

Stellantis rode a wave of Dodge Ram sales for a second-quarter sales surge across the global auto manufacturer’s offerings.

Ford Slows Production at Eight Factories

» Posted September 17, 2021 • Resources

Ford Motor Company is once again pumping the brakes on its new car output. The company recently announced that it will slow production of new cars at eight factories in North America. Ford cited the ongoing semiconductor shortage for the move, according to the Detroit Free Press.

General Motors Says Seatbelts May Not Work in These SUVs

» Posted September 15, 2021 • Resources

Seatbelts are a vital safety protection that helps keep drivers and passengers safe. At least, that is, when they work.

‘Flying Car’ Completes 35-Minute Flight

» Posted September 13, 2021 • Resources

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s a flying car. A winged vehicle equipped with wheels and a BMW engine recently completed a flight in Slovakia.

Lordstown Motors Targeted in Justice Department Probe

» Posted September 10, 2021 • Resources

Troubled electric vehicle startup Lordstown Motors recently acknowledged that it is being investigated by the Justice Department over allegations of misleading investors.

Porsche Sets New Record for Sales in U.S.

» Posted September 8, 2021 • Resources

Porsche is seeing a big, bright light at the end of the tunnel after a tough year for sales during the Covid-19 pandemic

Steering Problem Sparks Nissan Sentra Recall

» Posted September 3, 2021 • Resources

Some Nissan Sentra owners probably want to get their cars looked at before hitting the road. The company recently announced that it is recalling more than 138,000 vehicles over a safety hazard that Nissan says increases the risk of an accident. Defective tie rods could break, causing drivers to lose control of their cars and posing a safety risk, according to the company.

BMW, Rolls-Royce, Toyota Supra Owners Alerted to Child Car Seat Defect

» Posted September 1, 2021 • Resources

A range of vehicles across BMW, Rolls Royce and Toyota brands are being recalled because of a defect that could put child passengers at risk. A faulty seat belt component makes it difficult to install child car seats in some 21,000 recalled vehicles, according to Consumer Reports. That makes car seats less secure in the event of an accident.

Ford Starts Shipping 2021 Broncos to Buyers

» Posted August 27, 2021 • Resources

The Ford Bronco is making its long-awaited return as the popular sport-utility vehicles began rolling off of factory lines and onto owners’ driveways.

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Nissan Cuts Price Tag on New Leaf EVs

Stellantis Sees Big Jump in New Car Sales

Ford Slows Production at Eight Factories

General Motors Says Seatbelts May Not Work in These SUVs

‘Flying Car’ Completes 35-Minute Flight

Lordstown Motors Targeted in Justice Department Probe

Porsche Sets New Record for Sales in U.S.

Steering Problem Sparks Nissan Sentra Recall

BMW, Rolls-Royce, Toyota Supra Owners Alerted to Child Car Seat Defect

Ford Starts Shipping 2021 Broncos to Buyers

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